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Personalized plates in the state of Ohio. Each one is unique. Each one started as an idea that was approved by the Ohio Department of Public Safety.

Inside ODPS off West Broad Street it's their job to find the meaning behind the word.

The Special Plate Requisition Committee is tasked with recommending approval or denial for personalized plates.

Page after page, the committee reviews and discusses each of the requests. They meet every day.

"It is such a process," Chief of Vehicle Information Services, Devon Riggins, said. "Every single day."

Committee members say they continue to be amazed, every day, at the creativity of some of those who request plates.

"We have some creative citizens of Ohio," Janet Lohr said.

Lohr has been on the committee for the past five years. As you might guess, she's seen some things.

"Oh, yes," she said. "Many times."

The question: What's appropriate?

If you want a personalized plate there's a few things you need to know when it comes to the words or phrases you wish to put on your plate. According to the ODPS, the BMV shall reject any request that:

Contains words, combinations and/or phrases (in any language and when read either frontward or backwards) that are profane (that is, swearwords and expletives), obscene, sexually explicit, or scatological (feces or excrement), or;

Contains words, combinations and/or phrases (in any language and when read frontward or backwards) that are so offensive that they could reasonably be expected to provoke a violent responses from viewers without additional comment; or